An amendment comprised of several amendments offered en bloc which would designate $275 million for FY 1992 and $335 million in FY 1993 from development and economic aid for child survival programs; designate $135 million and $175 million in FY 1992, 1993 funding from the same accounts for basic education programs; require AID to submit to Congress an annual plan for developing child survival and basic education; expand the provisions of the bill related to sustainable resource management; specify that it is the policy of the U.S. to promote as basic human rights access to food and adequate medical care.